si vous mangez un couscous, prenez du lait fermenté avec, ou Leben comme on l'appelle au Maghreb. c'est un délice

Remix skladby Hýkal od kladenské kapely Zrní jako pozvánka na křest vinylu a dalších remixů, který se uskuteční 25.9.2013 v Lucerna Music Baru.

Hýkal [Karlssonn Remix Feat. Lenka Dusilova]

sampling multitudes of sounds from biggest composers around the Adagio movement.

Genesis's Alchimia

Produced/Mix/Master: Anitek
Artwork: Robert Valley

02 Monolith

Our French buddy (Rosé Sunset) made another nice remix from one of the tracks of the Transatlantic Quarantaine Sessions that ElectroBluesSociety and Boo Boo Davis did during the Covid pandemic.

Lowdown Dirty Blues - ElectroBluesSociety + Boo Boo Davis(Rosé Sunset remix)

Pitch Black return with their fourth and possibly their best album so far. “Rude Mechanicals” embraces all that is good about dance music and electronica, spiced up by the trademark Pitch Black blend of echoes, delays and deep, fat basslines.

The band have always been avowed fans of music in general (as opposed to any one style in particular), and it certainly shows here: the album kicks off with the lush “South of the Line” before dubbing it up, year 3000 style, with “1000 Mile Drift”. “Sonic Colonic” kicks the tempo up a gear as the only real four-to-the-floor stomper on the album. “Bird Soul” reminds one that Paddy Free spent years producing Salmonella Dub, as it takes their guitar driven drum and bass style and wraps it in an ambient dub envelope.

“Harmonia” is an exquisite piece of electronica, reminiscent of Speedy J or Black Dog. It is followed by “Rude Mechanicals”, which marks a departure from the norm for the boys, featuring rapper KP from the infamous Sunshine Soundsystem, who waxes lyrical about the destruction being wrought on the planet by our environmental ignorance and general greed. “Fragile Ladders” provides some much needed breathing space before “Please Leave Quietly” destroys what is left of the bass speakers”!

Rude Mechanicals is a genre busting excursion in sound, heaving with warm basslines and complex rhythm’s, topped up by haunting melodies and, for a change, cutting social commentary. To adapt a previous quote about them, this album is like “Underworld meets King Tubby”, in all the best ways possible…………………………………..

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Pitch Black - 1000 Mile Drift (preview)

Uses sampled beat from Era by Karmabend, WIP, waiting on additional parts in collaboration.

Also sampled this Stardust solo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9f8_3cCGJo

Instruments: 

Percussion - Sampled drum kit, claps, snaps. Additional kick and snare.

Stringed - Upright bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar w/ tremolo effect.

Woodwind/Brass - Flute, saxophone, staccato trombone.

Other - Turntables, Vibraphone.

Era (Trip Hop) [Anecdoche Rework]

Get on Vinyl :https://qrates.com/artists/Frenic/items/14135 
Download:  https://frenic.bandcamp.com/album/initiation-monomyth-part-2
Art work by Sugahtank  www.behance.net/SUGAHTANK

The hero's journey continues. Having left behind your mundane reality in Monomyth: Separation. ‘Initiation’ will take you deep into the unknown, the underworld, the intangible. 

Part 2 of the Monomyth trilogy will take you on a road of trials. This is a favorite phase of the myth- adventure. 

Frenic has created a concept album in the Trip Hop tradition taking influence from a wide selection of source material that includes Hip Hop, Dub, Soul, Funk and Folk. This has all been crafted together using deep beats, scratches, huge dark reverbs and saturated lo fi sounds. 

Based on the book “A Hero with a Thousand Faces”. By Joseph Campbell the trilogy seeks to engage with the concept that all stories have one common theme and by understanding this your own hero's journey can be enlightened. 

“Whether we listen with aloof amusement to the dreamlike mumbo jumbo of some red-eyed witch doctor of the Congo, or read with cultivated rapture thin translations from the sonnets of the mystic Lao-tse; now and again crack the hard nutshell of an argument of Aquinas, or catch suddenly the shining meaning of a bizarre Eskimo fairy tale: it will be always the one, shape-shifting yet marvelously constant story that we find, together with a challengingly persistent suggestion of more remaining to be experienced than will ever be known or told.”(Joseph Campbell)

Phantasmagoria Feat Hugo Kant

An electrifying stratosphere of vibrant realms and enchanting tonalities evolves with every breath of Martin Nonstatic’s hand-crafted synthscapes and mind-massaging oscillations, “Ligand” is an ambient downpour of dramatic euphoria.

Dark, yet soulful minimalism is engraved within the atmospheric frequencies that paint its melancholy walls, a downtempo outcry of distant, mechanical pads and dystopian melodies crawling against an auditory horizon.

Written and produced by Martin Van Rossum
Mastered by Vincent Villuis and Vladislav Isaev at Ultimae Studios
Artwork by Arnaud Galoppe and Vincent Villuis
Text by Nick Sumbles

P&C 2017 Ultimae
Inre092

Ligand

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Feed Your Ears and Follow The White Rabbit!

Not Till 10pm (PSM's Vocal Version)

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A Podcast Science, on aime finir nos saisons d’émission en beauté, avec des invités de qualité. Pour cette saison 10, il nous fallait bien quelque chose de spécial. 
Ce soir, ce ne sont pas les étoiles qui sont à l’honneur, n’en déplaise à nos auditeurs et auditrices fondues d’astronomie, mais notre invité du jour est un peu une star, puisque nous avons le plaisir de recevoir le professeur Marc-André Selosse pour parler un peu de la dure vie des plantes, et du concept de la “plantalité”. Nous sommes sur Podcast Science, vous écoutez l’épisode 419, le dernier de notre 10ème saison d’émission, bienvenue !

419 - Quand l'intelligence cache la plante, avec Marc-André Selosse

Originally released on Dragonfly Records in 2005, Tripswitch's debut album Circuit Breaker landed to widespread critical acclaim and became recognised as one of the landmark releases of the psy-chill genre, establishing Nick as one of the godfathers of the scene. Tracks from the album were picked up for numerous compilation licenses by the likes of Nick Warren, Jose Padilla and Claude Challe, and continue to be licensed for compilations, TV and film - most recently "Roll Your Own" has been included in the soundtrack to the Bollywood movie "The Blueberry Hunt". 

The first release quickly sold out and 2 years later, by which time copies were changing hands on ebay for as much as $150, Dragonfly re-released it as a double CD package including a completely reworked edition with versions of each track from a clutch of the world's top electronic producers. 

Both original releases were dogged by digital distribution issues and were therefore never available for download in many parts of the world. Section Records inherited and sold off the remaining CD stock in 2010,  and in 2012 re-issued the original 2005 Circuit Breaker album as part of our own digital catalogue. Now in 2013, we're delighted to be able to add Circuit Breaker Rewired to that collection, completing the Tripswitch discography and finally making it available worldwide.

"Re-vamped into a sun-kissed body of work" (DJ Mag, Oct 2007) 

“A great selection of remixes of one of my favourite albums "
Nick Warren

Some comments about the original ‘Circuit Breaker’:

“Everything is very beautiful; each track starts slowly and takes you on a journey. It's quite a sexy album."
Anoushka Shankar - New York Times, March 26, 2006

”Uplifting, surprisingly refreshing and begging to be described as ‘Psychedelic Chic’.”
DJ Mag - 4/5 stars

“Welcome, welcome, welcome. To one of the finest chillout albums ever recorded. To the first genuinely essential chilled release of 2005.”
psyreviews.com

“The mighty LSD have done it again with Circuit Breaker - another classic down tempo album.”
Upfront Magazine

Tachyon (Codemonkey's Cosmic Rumba remix)

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419 - Quand l'intelligence cache la plante, avec Marc-André Selosse

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